The Bodda Getta

1. 6-6 or 7-5, neither of which is a real possibility.
2. The status quo.

The problem with chizik is two-fold:

1) The day Gus Malzhan departed Auburn for Arkansas St. was devastating for Chizik, it was his unicorn. We politely fired the wrong coach!

2) Chizik has a problem relating to players. Read Bryan's story on Recruiting Do-Overs.

Chizik would need to beat both Georgia and Bama to retain his job. That ain't gonna happen!

This is probably the best answer. And it's pretty intriguing as well.

This line is from Jacobs' Wikipedia page....

"The public perception of the 2008 coaching search was so negative [5] that it created a groundswell of opposition to Jacobs by many Auburn fans, students and alumni. [6][7] However, Jacobs was later vindicated when Chizik, in his second year, won the 2010 BCS National Championship."

The question is....what's the next sentence now? What should come after that, as it's not the end of the story.

"Jacobs was later un-vindicated from his previous vindication, as the next two years showed that Chizik had won that title with Cam Newton and a core of mature, experienced players that had been taught by the previous coaching staff. On Tuesday, November 26, both Jacobs and Chizik were fired by Auburn President Jay Gogue"

OR

"Jacobs was again under fire when the football team finished the season with a 4-8 record. However, after dealing with heavy scrutiny yet again, he was vindicated again as Chizik led the 2013 team to a 11-2 record and a victory over Notre Dame in the Sugar Bowl."

Sad but true. One of the hardest things to do is fire someone that attends bible studies with you.

I don't think he has to get the team to 6-6, as long as therre are no more blowouts. If he can get us to be competetive in SEC games and win 4 of the last 6, I think he has a chance to stay. To get fired, keep doing what we have been doing.